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TDQS

A3.6/5.0

Scored across 213 tools

Disambiguation2/5

Many tools overlap semantically—e.g. multiple `delimit_gov_*`, `delimit_deploy_*`, and `delimit_ledger_*` surfaces, plus hidden `_impl` dispatchers and aliases that duplicate the same actions. Sibling-contrast sections are exhaustive, but an agent would struggle to pick the right surface among dozens of near-variants.

Naming Consistency3/5

The `delimit_` prefix is consistent and most tools follow a domain_action pattern, but there are deviations: noun-phrase names (e.g. `delimit_design_component_library`), underscore-prefixed internal dispatchers, and aliases/sub-actions that blur the verb ordering. Readable, but not a uniform convention.

Tool Count1/5

213 tools is extreme over-provisioning for any single MCP server. Many tools are dispatcher cores plus thin aliases, and several domains could be collapsed into a handful of parameterized calls. This is a maintenance and selection hazard, not a coherent surface.

Completeness3/5

The set spans a huge range of domains—governance, ledger, deploy, secrets, social, observability, agent dispatch, design, docs, tests—and often has create/read/update/delete chains. However coverage is uneven: some surfaces end at proposals, some lack update/delete entirely, and the sheer sprawl means no single domain feels deliberately complete.

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